Beginner's School: Sculpting the Ears

[@Biepsi]

As a hearing aid professional with a passion for cake decoration, i thank you very much, Sir. *rolls fondant*

[@cementstatue]

Incredible, the hands of the skillful sculptor, I will definitely make a video about a works using sand and cement, stay tuned!

[@johnmiller6731]

Amazing instruction, presentation is so natural and laid back, basically my lucky day.

[@MsGrimly]

This is SO helpful! Thank you. I was having a hard time with my ears and I realize now they didn't have enough depth to them... much too flat. I really like your tutorial style. Subscribed!

[@BeginnersSchool]

Ears are really tricky but luckily Kent is a great sculptor and teacher. :) We're so glad you like this video and thanks for the subscribe!

[@rawanghanem9115]

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[@judysali]

Thank you Mr. Kidwell, Your video and instruction are very precise. My one issue, I can draw the anatomy very well, but I am sculpting too small. I assume it is because I am very new to the material. It would be easier to create a larger ear, than a 1/8" one! THANKS so much.

[@AtbeachHb]

Thank you! It’s really hard to copy your own ear or copy from a picture. Your ear is beautiful. Your instruction is articulate and calm. I am excited to start my dollies ears!

[@spaceshipfullofbunnies]

haha same!!!

[@marnunez5431]

Thank!!! gracias mil, veo todo sus videos y me sirven muchisimo, no se como agradecer tanta generosidad.

[@coldhardysucculentswithkdw4988]

I can't believe that I have a lump of clay that now looks like a pretty good ear instead of 1/2 a butterfly. well done boss. I will be coming back to practice. thanks

[@swensonbl]

Thank you so very much for sharing! This was very helpful!

[@BeginnersSchool]

Thank you, Bridgette! We're glad you found it helpful! Be sure to share your results with us through our submission form so they can end up on our website! www.beginnersschool.com/submission-form/ Stay creative, The Beginner's School

[@chrystalfromalaska]

thank you for this video! lol. I touched my ear like 100 time while watching it. I do polymer clay but if learned it all works the same...almost lol. just got into realism a few weeks ago where as before I was just doing jewlery and small things like fish and mini trees.

[@nathalieloveless]

Amazing, thank you so much!!

[@luislbravo9918]

Gracias por tu video amigo Dios te bendiga

[@76ruizao]

You are amazing man. Thanks! Ver helpful!

[@johnniejohnson6048]

The face I created today from play doh --- from watching your video is So incredible , I would not believe it , if I has not enjoyed myself so much doing it . What and where do I get the clay you were using . OMG Thank you !!

[@BeginnersSchool]

Great that you used play-doh instead of letting a lack of "proper" materials stop your creativity! Good for you! We use oil-based clay such as Chavant (www.chavant.com/) or Roma Plastilina (www.sculpturehouse.com/s-112-roma-plastilina.aspx). You can read more about clay types and the materials we suggest on our website: www.beginnersschool.com/2015/05/04/sculpture-essentials/ Keep up the good work!

[@isahart60]

great video ,Thanks!

[@claudiaguzmantovar7891]

Hi, do you have workshops?

[@acbenepe]

nice lighting by the way

[@paulaford1308]

thank you for this great demo it has helped immensly

[@rachelraquepo671]

Thanks for teaching me how to sculpt ear☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺😅😅

[@MidnightWithTheOwls]

Is paint thinner good for refining? I have been using rubbing alcohol. Not satisfied with it. Also I am using non sulfer clay that doesnt harden that I will later use for a mold. Will there be any problems when molding if I use the paint thinner?

[@BeginnersSchool]

Hi there! Yes, you can use paint thinner to refine your sculpture when you're finished with it and it will not affect your mold. We have a video on mold making, too. Check it out! kzbin.info/www/bejne/iobGdYR5apiKj5Y Good luck with your sculpting!

[@reidogarimpo1691]

Muito bom, obrigado!

[@payalsarkar3428]

thank you it's amazing project

[@mangalpurti9257]

Lovely Sir

[@CoxJoxSox]

Fascia is Latin for "band"

[@nadie0595]

"nipple of the ear" hahaha, it shall now and always be thus!

[@FitzgeraldSamsonFox]

Amazing!

[@masaloay6890]

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[@raffaelelolli4169]

bel video

[@johnmiller6731]

I thought the parts of the ear vocabulary was interesting.

[@samasmsm2340]

ما عجبني الفيديو I don't like them

[@thegothamcityqueen]

your intro is way too long